Monday, June 06, 2005


Will he, Wont he?

Indrajit evam Manasi

Dont miss the last 3 shows! Posted by Hello

3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

i saw barefoot in the park, going by that standard i wud say "STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLAY"barefoot was crap except for the dancers. reviewers in the papers r just being nice to u thats all nothing more, ur total crap

June 08, 2005 7:40 pm  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

the greatest threat to you is hiding that 'real' you. - Quoted an "anonymous" - how ironic!

June 12, 2005 12:27 am  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

(comment posted from our chat box)

<1>: Hi,Hats off to Evam !!! The role of Indrajit was very well and superbly played by the person.The anger that the character had to portray towards the shoe polisher was very much evident in the face and seemed realistic.A tough topic dealt with subtly.
The costumes worn were good as it had given an eye to every detail.The way the lady whom Indrajit married changed to Manasi was good.Music and photography synchronised to the beat of the play.
The character of the Writer was beautifully done with wonderful dialogue delivery and expressions.At the last when Indrajit wanted to become Nirmal - the words spoken by the writer to Indra looked as if it were the Bhagawadgeeta.
The performance of the Chorus team was good.It helped the effect reach the audience as the words were vibrating in the hall.On the whole - the play has raised a lot of questions and the thought process is kindled.

June 24, 2005 6:38 pm  

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